Explore Eagle River, WI

At Camp Marimeta, we believe in something bigger than just providing traditional summer camp activities. We believe in a sense of spirit, passion, and belonging that sets our camp apart from the rest. Since 1947, we have been devoted to creating a family atmosphere for campers that is safe, caring, and welcoming, so they can develop into independent, vibrant, and empowered women of the future. We know that by changing the world one camper at a time, we can make a positive impact on the lives of the young ladies we serve. At Camp Marimeta, we have a long legacy of excellence. For over 70 years, we have established a tradition of providing exceptional experiences through traditional overnight camp activities. We strive to create an environment that supports our campers and encourages them to become strong, independent, vibrant, and empowered women. We believe this special atmosphere of spirit, passion, and belonging is what truly sets us apart from other camps. At Camp Marimeta, we are committed to helping our campers achieve their full potential. Our mission is to create an atmosphere of trust, safety, and support that will help shape the future of the young ladies we serve. We want to create an impact on the world, one camper at a time, by helping them to become empowered, confident, and resilient women. We are confident that our dedication to creating this special spirit, passion, and belonging will make a difference in the lives of our campers.

, teaching them important skills such as communication, collaboration, decision-making, and problem-solving. Camp Nicolet in Eagle River, Wisconsin, is the perfect spot for your daughter to spend her summer! At Camp Nicolet, your daughter will have the opportunity to take part in a variety of fun activities such as horseback riding, water sports, and arts and crafts. Plus, Camp Nicolet offers a Leadership Program for campers ages 15 through 17. Through this program, your daughter will have the chance to learn important communication, collaboration, decision-making, and problem-solving skills. Send your daughter to Camp Nicolet this summer and give her the opportunity to gain valuable skills while having fun! At Camp Nicolet, campers can participate in activities such as horseback riding, water sports, and arts and crafts. Additionally, the camp has a Leadership Program specifically designed for 15 to 17 year olds, where campers can learn important life skills such as communication, collaboration, decision-making, and problem-solving. Give your daughter the gift of Camp Nicolet and watch her thrive!

The Ojibwa brotherhood enriches the lives of our campers through its four pillars of Kindness, Respect, Fair Play, and Trustworthiness. Our experienced and dedicated staff strive to ensure that each camper has the opportunity to grow while having fun in a safe and supportive atmosphere. We provide an array of activities that help campers develop leadership skills, build confidence, and create lasting friendships. Whether it’s through water sports, nature hikes, or team sports, our campers leave with a better understanding of the values that will stick with them for life.

At Camp Woodland, girls have the opportunity to develop problem-solving skills, take on new challenges and discover their strengths in a supportive environment. Our campers learn real-life skills that will help them in their future endeavors. They gain confidence as they explore their interests, build relationships and develop their unique talents. We strive to create an environment where girls feel safe to express themselves, take risks and be authentically who they are. Girls at Camp Woodland are encouraged to step outside of their comfort zone and explore their potential. Our counselors provide guidance and support to help each camper reach her highest potential. Camp Woodland is an incredible summer experience that helps girls become confident, independent thinkers with the skills and strength needed to reach their goals. We make sure to create a space that allows each girl to express her uniqueness and develop her own personal leadership style.

We’ve seen campers make lifelong friendships that start with the shared experiences of living together at camp. The girls in the cabin become a tightknit family unit. They share stories of the day, discuss victories and defeats, and even braid each other’s hair. Of course, there are also plenty of opportunities for laughter and silliness. This is the special bond that is formed between campers at Chippewa. To further strengthen these relationships, we pair counselors with the same cabin of girls each summer. This allows the counselors to form a strong bond with your daughter over the years. We’ve seen campers form friendships that last a lifetime and it all starts with the shared experiences of living and growing together at camp.

Camp Menominee is located in Eagle River, WI, and has been helping boys unlock their potential since 1928. Our team of experienced camp counselors are dedicated to providing a dynamic athletics, creative, aquatic, and outdoor program to help boys grow and develop. Through our program, boys are taught the values of teamwork and personal development so that they can become their best selves. At Menominee, we don't just teach our campers how to swing a bat or get up on water-skis. We strive to help them reach their full potential and unlock their inner potential. With our program, your son is sure to become the best version of himself.

Towering Pines Camp is located in Northern Wisconsin, near Eagle River. It’s a place of 450-forested acres, spanning the shores of two spring fed lakes, Nokomis and Clear, in the heart of the American Legion State Forest. This overnight camp for boys ages 7 to 16 offers complete recreation, camping, and leadership opportunities, all accredited by the American Camping Association (ACA). With the Jordan family at the helm, each summer will be an adventure of individual discovery and ever expanding independence for your son. Join the extended family of over 100 boys and watch as they grow through the challenges and successes of camp life.